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            Vlog update: EXAMPLES--book talk vs. book trailer 02/08/2010
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            Examples
            http://www.bookwink.com/
            Lit Promotion for grades 3-8. Search by Subject, Grade Level, Author, and TItle. Click on "archives" to see actual booktalks.

            http://digitalbooktalk.com/
            Book Trailers from the University of Central Florida.

            http://www.library.pima.gov/teenzone/trailers/index.php
            Examples of what middle and high school students have produced.

            Teacher Tube you must an endure an ad before viewing.
            Student Production using sound and pictures
            Here's what NOT TO DO. (Sorry Jared)
            Here is what we are STRIVING FOR. Not the most exciting talk, but it works.

            So, what is the difference between a book talk and a book trailer?
            A book talk generally involves one person as a "talking head." A book trailer involves images, sound, and film clips (just like a movie trailer) to promote a book.

             


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